Regarding the properties of crude oil

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Does anyone know an empirical formula for the hydrogen-to-carbon ratio in crude oil? Or where can I find relevant information?

Reply #22011-07-18

There are instruments for measuring the hydrogen-to-carbon atom ratio; it seems there are no empirical formulas, as heteroatoms can have an impact

Reply #32011-07-18

The hydrocarbon atom ratio varies depending on the properties of the raw materials

Reply #42011-07-18

Reply to 3# Trace elements: I just want to know if anyone has done work in this area, regarding the properties of crude oil (such as physical properties) and their relationship with hydrogen and carbon atoms

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